The Dance Inside (Kellic) (BoyxBoy)

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 Hello, My name is Aaliyah. I am not the Author of this story. This work belongs to TheKellinUnderTheVic aka SarahsSanctuary aka our beloved Sarah. We miss you. We love you.  This story was translated from English to Russian. Then it was google translated back into English. Therefore, there might be some errors. I am trying to clean it up as best as I can. Thanks for understanding.

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I leaned back in the tractor seat, putting my feet on the steering wheel. I deliberately took deep breaths. No matter how long I've lived here - my whole life, to be precise - I'd never get used to the peace that comes from just breathing in the fresh evening air. A light gust of wind refreshed my warm body, ruffling my hair. 

On days like this, I sincerely appreciated the place where I lived. The peace and tranquility that surrounded me was broken only by the cries and laughter of the triplets - my four-year-old brothers and sister. However, loud sounds did not bother me much: over the years of training, I could calmly move away from them. There wasn't a cloud in the sky today, and that made the day hotter than it should have been. Surprising considering it's the beginning of February. I could practically see the heat coming from the ground. It was a little unusual for this time of year but I didn't mind. I frowned and looked around. 

My gaze rested on the winding road leading miles ahead. There were no houses or cars, but something else caught my eye: someone was walking along the road.

"Hey Musketeers!" I called out to the three pranksters. 

"Get back in the trailer."

 The boys, Cooper and Robbie, were still mischievous, and Melody looked at them, amused. 

"We do not want to go inside!" Cooper shouted.

 "Okay, if you don't want to, I'll leave you here and you'll have to walk back home, but you better be careful and beware of those terrible mud snakes. Remember last summer, Melody?" I asked. 

This horrified my sister, her eyes widened, she jumped to the tractor and climbed up to me. I grabbed Melody and sat me on my lap to prevent her from escaping again. 

"If you two don't get on that trailer, I'll tell my mom." I threatened.

"No, don't!" They shouted in unison. 

"Then come here!" I pushed. 

The boys quickly climbed onto the iron contraption attached to the back of the tractor. I turned back forward and started the engine, breaking the calm of the day.

 "Alright, hold on tight!" I shouted. 

I led them down the path. the four of us were left at home alone, so as a little entertainment I took them on a farm tour, they always loved it. 

"Not there!" Melody exclaimed, pointing to the house.

 "I'm not going home yet, Mel. I think it's dad's friend over there," I told her. 

"What friend?" She asked. 

"You know? You kids don't listen to what mom and dad say at all?" I asked. 

She didn't answer, quickly losing interest. We all made it to the main entrance just as a man walked up to it. He must have been daddy's friend once stopped here. I stopped the tractor and, still with Melody in my arms, got down to the ground, and then put her in the trailer with the boys.

"Stay here. All of you," I warned, pointing to Robbie, since he was always the one who started all sorts of pranks. I turned around and headed towards the entrance, examining the man from head to toe along the way. He was definitely not dressed for the weather. Considering the bright sun and the lack of a single cloud in the sky, it was a little silly of him to wear a tank top. And you should also think about sunscreen.